Lead for jigs question?

[beeware290]

Going to venture into pouring some jigs and I was wondering if this lead looks ok for the job as a beginner.

https://www.acehardware.com/departme...essories/24654

I was reading where the softer lead is a bit more forgiving! Hope this fits the bill.

Thanks

[21XDC]

Pure lead is soft and easier to pour full cavities.... Sometimes not the best for spinnerbaits. The wire and hook connection is weaker and bends. It's fine for most thinkgs.

[BIGFLAT]

What 21DC said...BF

[Smalljaw67]

Go to rotmetals and get the 3% - 5% antimonial lead, it comes in either a 5lb ingot or 5lbs of nuggets which are eaier to work with. It cost a little more than pure lead but it is hard enough for most lead lures yet it isn't so hard that it freezes to fast causing incomplete pours. https://www.rotometals.com/antimonia...-nuggets-sale/

[beeware290]

Thanks for all the input!